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THE ALBUQUERQUE MORNINS JOURNAL1, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 11. 1310
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PllIMi AN I l:M;iAtlMñ
J 15 SO. SI CO.Nt ST.
CRESCENT HARDWARE CO.
Htoiru, Ranges, Hons rnnilshlng GihwK Cnllry and toóla, Iron
Ilpe Valve, ami I'ittliiK. I'lumhliig, Healing, Tin ami Copper Work
I WKKT CKNTHAL AVK.Nl K. PHONE tl.
PR, C. II. CONNER
Physician and Surgeon
OSTEOPATH
and chronic d1e
ATI aMii
treated.
Ofíic: Ktrn RiillilliiK,
Court h "nil Central avenue.
Saturday Night
M ( l close of the jiT'-nt adtcr-
liking t l('C on
Arnold's Best Flour
All i-r that date tlx price Mill
lx twenty-five cents more for u
largo wcU. Many that have
Irled one nack lime como hark
for I ho full limit -four largo
Njckn to a family.
Itemomlicr Ibero la no risk.
Von must be pica si si or jour
Inmiejr back.
poise". I tolled Hyp for break
fast, two packagi for twenty
five lila Ik mihi'Imt n it lelo
oci should phone us for ut tho
same time
Ward's Store
Homer H. Ward, Mgr.
115 Marble Ave., Phone 206
Wallace Hesseldon
fícncriil Conlruotora.
Fluure. ami workmanship count
Wa tuarnntce mor! for your money
than any other contracting firm In
Albuqui rqun. Office nt llio Superior
Planing Mill. Phone 277.
OSTEOPATH
Office: Millo 5, N. T. Annljo
lltfltr. Telephone 717.
Hours: 0-1 a a. in.; 1-5, 7-8 p. m.
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GUIS HE !
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RATHER
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Standard Plumbing & Heating
COMPANY
II W. Cant ral Avanua.
Prompt and careful Atlantlon to All
Order
TFXF.PIIONK !.
ALBUQUERQUE FOUNDRY an
MACHINE WORKS
AfclírQtnSTlQCK, NTÍ7 MEXICO.
Iron and Brass Castings.
Machinery Repairs
LAUNDRY
WHITE
WAGONS
r'HEWM. FARR COMPANY
Wholesale and retail denlera In
Fresh and fait Meats, hausaga a
apeelnlty. For calilo and l"K
biligest market prices ara paid.
E. Fournelle
Contractor and DuJIdrr.
Job Work I "rom pi ly Attended to.
Phone J (1(15.
AVK you Been our latent
work and Investigated
our special Xmus In
ducements?
Our new styles urn the finest
ever shown, and will make your
Imed unci glad for a long time
- and then our prices will
make you glad.
W. M. GRAY
"The Ilusy Photographer."
215 W. Central Ave. Phone 622
T
TO JAIL
UNIQUE SUIT FILED IN
DISTRICT COURT THURSDAY
Eduardo Baca Relates Weird
Tale of How He Was Forced
to Become Husband oí Cata
lina Aragón.
h's.
till"
city,
Ait,
young
r a l.rlef honeymoon
cuuplu "i" resille in
trip
tlil
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OUR MILK AND CREAM
It Produced and IIundle1 I'mler the Strictest Sanitary Condition
of Modern IMlrjInic.
Tho Matthew Dairy & Supply Co.
Phono 420.
170(1 North I'ourth Street.
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cf bverytmng
LAS
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SAW TA
COSA
ALBUQUERQUE
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Brothers
Ituilertiikcra and Kmbuiiiiera.
Prompt, errvlee day o' nlitht.
Trlitphotm, No. "B. Iten., 61)8.
StroiiK I ' lit , , Copper and Hccond
lie
Overcoat
Extravagance
Few men. even well-to-do
onrs. oct their overcoats madclLOML NEWS OF INTEREST
by their tailor. It is extrava-
will be held In the pliyulca lecture,
room on the flrxt floor of Main hull.
The cltlaHip of Alhu'Jiierque are cor
dially Invited to utlend thin lecture.
W. A. Cameron, trn vellnar freliilit
and paoiici'mer aiteiil of the Kama Ke,
with hoadiimrtern In i:i I'hho, was
umonK I ho urrlvula yeaterdny.
U. D. Ktevenaoii, formerly n mer
chant In, this city, nuil now locnted In
Moiinliiinalr, is upenilliiK aeveral (luya
in tlin oily,
Fred Cunt p bel I of ISu ton. Colo., one
of the lai'Kn number of ahecp buyers
comhiK illld KoIiik: lit this acusón of
the yi i'.r, Im ts i ic ii il i i i y aeveral days in
the city.
John MclntoKh ol' I.om AiiIiiiuk
t'olo. , brother of William .VIcIiiIohIi of
Mi l iiIomI). X, A1., urrlved ycslcrilay
i (1 ft will remain aeveral (layx. Me 1
neeonipunled by J, 1 Alumni, alio of
I, o AllllllllN.
The nionlhlv bu.ilneH.s ineetlli,r of
the ConareuniloiiHl LikIIch' Aid so
ciety will he belli nt the home of Mrs.
O. CiiHhmaii, 4 11 Wept Coal, Krl-
lay nl'leiTioon at 2: HO. November II.
All mem hern are urged to b present,
IT. P"i A. Wade of Canyon City,
I'ofo.. pli'Mlilellt of the Cleat Wentern
Wool Ürott'crn' HHHoriation, vviim a
h iHlin-M initr hi thla city yeHter
day. I'r. Wmle w.'ih nei'iiiniiaiiled by
II. C. Kilulrei.', also of the Colorado
town
A. lr. liemeiil. vlee-iiriwhlcnt of the
Vanadium Aliñen company, arrived
ycMkcriluy from Culler. N. M , anil left
bisl iiiKht for 'I'eiri' Himle, Ind., n lid
I'lllsliin-.u, Ph. Mr. Cement Kayx
tlilnjiM re prnurcHHlnK very Mitlnlae
lorlly nt the Vanmlinin propertien
near Cutter an, I nil department of
i he work Hill he In operation bv the
r't of the vcar.
S.
mm1
:,a
In
Kind
I III II
I. n
In tho ftvont ttint ynu heuld Dot
rie'li ymr iii.,rnina Imiwr, lnl
tniMiia tl.t PilH l'AI. TKI.KOIIA Hit
o., iiivIiik yeur hauin anil nilra
Bint llm tir"r will In" dllvril bf a
Htuchii MiftBi'iiHir. 'I'll tiuUuua la
Nu. til
as ae hf.wakd .
Th Iiovm rawnril will ba pl4
for thn nrrtt tail Rnuvlntlna ef id..
en entinta atvAllnv euplftft nf tna
Murnlnu .i.iuiiihI frota iba 4uf
ways ur aoLeei ll,m.
JOUH.NAL, J'UUIUHIIINO Ca
a Inl
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flanee.
The best fitting and the most) 7
carefully made overcoats for """'""v
every kind of use arc made by
t!.c STEIN-BL0CH COMPANY.
Ycur figure must be extraordi
nary if we cannot fit you, and
your business must be odd if
we cannot show you a special
coat ready for you to wear
r. vay to it.
These overcoats are master
nade pictures of modern
hiloring skill and they arc
very reasonable priced.
I "oreen it.
ahmulou, Nov. 10
Sanil.dioin, who fl i II i ll n Mnail
1'Miorni i, y lend. -run.;' a check inr
to the !:, 1., Wahlil.iivii coiiiau'
pavini iil lor a eomiib le ontllt of
raws last Monday iveiinuv. and
nade an, a her venture bv IuivIiik
'ex of land from I lie porterflebl
i ompnnv wilh a i liei I, for ?I,i;iki,
coin i 1 1 1 i u a ,loum ol donlitlnl vain,,
ppoti lnvci.(alioii, In behiif held in
I he eiiy tall and may have a prdlm
io ii'A In ai liiM 1 1 1. 1 . SaiiilHlia iii
elalinn that he lived in A I hiiiiieripie
a number of yenrw ano. The two
i liecka were. mude payable on n
laconui, WhmIi., bank, where Sitnd-i-t'irm
naya he In well flifed financially.
MIkkIom Itiixiiiir I Vliln y mid Satiirdny.
The Indica of the llmhland Aletlio
1IM Alinyion aoelety will Klve a bnaaur
Kriday and Saturday, Nov. 11 and 12,
Went Central avenue. .Many klmlmi
In the old Alandell-Alyer aland 222
Went Central avenue. Mnnv kinds of
fumy work will be offered lor sale,
aa will hIwo home mudo artlclea ofr
the houaehold, including bed com-
rorta, feather rdllnwa, aofa pillows.
Lunelieon will be nerved at 12
o'clock each day and durliiK the eve
nliiK. The prueeeda of the lmzaiir
will ko to (He Highland Mettiouist
church fund.
Alleging that he had the alterna
tive of marrying Catalina Aragón or
going to Jail, and that the double
barreled proposition wos put up to
him with all the weight of the court
behind it, by Pedro Griego y Apoduea,
Justice of the pence of precinct No. ,
láluardo Haca filed a suit In the iIIm
trlct court yesterday afternoon,
through hl attorney Mudeato C. Or
tiz, asking that the marriage be dlB
aolveil and declared null and void.
The imlt la unique In tin; .Second
Judicial district court and the allega
tion made ly Baca are Fomew lint un
UNiml, to any' the leant.
The complaint alleges that linen
asked Catalina Aragón, on September
2S, 1910, to become hia wife. Two
daya later Catalina announced In r
(IccIhIoii ill the affirmative and on
October 7 the happy couple aecured
I a marriage llcenau and made nil nr
I laiigerni iits for the marriage with an
I old Town clergyman, on October U,
i according to Jiuea's statement, he dc
I elded thut he would prefer to remain
jainglc and nut get married, lie fi.-rth-i
with notified Catalina, and her mother
I to tlii.i effect, unying that be bad no
I desire to get married, declared all
negotiation off. Catalina and I'uta
llnit'a people, however, objected to
such an uncommon matrimonial pro
cedure and swore out a warrant
ligaiiist Haca, alleging that linea was
guilty of perjury, in taking cut
marriage liceii.se, declaring that he
deniicd to marry the girl, when lie
did not mean to do so. on October
I II the. ruse L'lillle Up before Juki ice
of the Peace redro (riego y Apód
ala, with a large number oi' witnesses
for the plaintiff and the defendant.
Alter considering the law and Me
eildence and then looking catcfnllj
nt the matter as it-niiglit appear in
cipiily, Judge Apodaca bound líiea
ever to the grand Jury In the sum of
". charging perjury. It is alleged
lurlher by Haca in the complaint
filed yesterday that, he Justice inti
mated strongly that he would send
llaeu to Jail if he did net marry ("ala
lina. Kearl'ul of spending many days
In the jwsgado, Haca considered
ipilckly whether In weald pleler lan
gulshlnff in ilurarice lie, or spi-mlum
the rest of ills ileya with Miis Aiugon.
H'ith the power ol the eotirl In ftotn
of him and tne reimy Jail behind
him. I aea iln;,.lly . oneludc.l that he
would man" Cnlaliiii. I'y viHue ol
the aiitliorlty .upi'oseii to lie
lesied pi him, Judge Apodaca sus
pended scnleliee Willi reference to
I taca and he and Catalina went Im
mediately to Jais OrcgoH where they
v.ere quietly married on October 13.
' l!ut, rteeording to the n negations
made by Huea, tin y did not lile hap
pily ever afterward. The matrimon
ial hens were full of squalls mid fin
ally n, blp- storm came along on Octo
ber 2(1. one week after the wedding.
Kduardo and Catiillnu gull, separated
and dissolved partnership.
Now Kduardo wants to have the
marriage declared null nuil void, 1
lcgln; Mint be wpm married under
duresH und that he would still u
bachelor be if It were not for the
questionable good offices exercised In
the case by Pedro (riego y Apodaca. I
justice or the pcuce of precinct S.
Talcs of the Town:
U m -i
Clothes Don't Make the .Man.
Hut for friends ol Airs. JIugh J.
Collins, who thought H too aood to
keen under cover,, this joke would
never reach the hands of the general
public. yesterday ufternoon Mrs.
Collins entertained w. number of her
friends at a. little informul party.
Shortly before the hour lor the party
arrived, a gentlemanly looking indi
vidual appeared ut the Collins home
back door.
l--idy, I haven't hud a thing to eat
for three days. 1 just arrived in town
from l-rfis Vegas, where the officers
chased me out oí town be.ea.uso 1 look
ed like a tramp. Lady, I may look
like a tramp, but I am not. I have
a degree of bachelor of arta from fei
nash university and would not appear
In my present condition, but fur un
fortunate circumstances which follow
ed each other with such startling rap
idity that I was forced "
Hero Aira. Collins, her heart soft
ened by lliu appeal of the visitor, In
vited him luto the klleheu and the
tramp was aoon partaking of u sub
stantial meal.
louring the progress of the meal
Mrs. Collins believed that the gentle
manly tramp would prove valuable
aa an assistant during the afternoon,
moving clialrs, tables and doing u
few other stunts. The only thing
against the innu was his atipen ra lice.
Ilu had a handsome face, but his ut
llro was seedy.
Alter a brief consideration Alia.
Collins decided that she would keep
the man for the afternoon and a bar
gain was soon closed, (oing to Air.
Collins- wardrobe. Airs. Collins select
ed a suit of clothes, a shirt and collar,
a red necktie and a pair of shoes.
Attired In the new raiment, the
tramp presented an altogether dif
ferent appearance, and ninny were tin.
compliments and bouquets thrown
in the direction of the strange gent
lemen. Tin' party was half over and every
thing was lovely, when Mrs. Collins
called for her hired man to do 'some
little job of moving chairs ur similar
Service.
The gentleman, however, had vun
Ishi'd. disappeared, lié was nowhere
to be found.
lie was accompanied on bis depart
ure bv Mr. Collins' suit. Idled shirt
and collar, necktie and shoes.
If nnyhoilv here eees a man walking
lr ward Meta, or riding a side dooi
Pullman In that direction, do not be
'ilirmed. It 1s not the city attorney,
but .1 lif t his clothes.
looked and laughed. "By Ceorge. It's
i he tirst time 1 ever noticed," and he
comprehensively considered the vari
ous heights of ..the- buildings and the
tup-mott embellishments. "Anyway,
vim see variety and qualntiicss."
"It's quaint." admitted the stranger,
"and after all it is perhaps better than
no skyline nt all."
you had better be glad you can
see the ssy ui an iukiui ni.jouiuH
on your head us you would need to do
In New York," was the local man s
parting shot.
Wise Talks by the
Office Boy
Tobacco v. Peri'inncrr.
Hie was a pretty girl and the em
phatic manner in which she spoke
but emphasised the prettiness,
() 1 don't mind the smoke of
good cigar: in fact, I rather like the
smell of fresh tobacco smoke," she
was saying, "but that stale odor that
smoking leaves on curtains and hung
lugs and clings around most men mat
smoke H great deal, i call l ciiaure.
If vou dance with such a man or
shake hands with him, the stale odor
remains ta an aftermath of the lew
minutes' converse. It's horrid," she
finished with a wry mouth.
"It is no worse than the perfumery
that women disseminate,' said the
other party to the discussion.
"Perfumery?" exclaimed tho other.
"No nice woman uses perfumery."
Well, sachet or some sort of scent
liten. Very few of us that do not use
sachet; anil my husband told me that
men as a rule detest perfumes as
much as we do the odor of stale to
bacco"
"Why, almost everyone uses sachet
and it is a mark of good breeding to
have one particular and delicate per
fume always about yon," declared
tho pretty girl. "Of course you must
use It carefully, sugesting the- per
fume of some particular flower rath
er Ihan d"lining It."
"Well, dear, I don't know. I have
been assured that men consistently
and cordially dislike perfumery: but
perhaps, alter fill. It is a matter of
taste rather than of sex."
I, Inc.
"It's a
'1 hat's
add to
f -irig-
l.v arrived plunged his hands
bis pockets and considered,
regarding the pavement the
A rlKiiiut :
Fair
New Mexico
l'tiday and Sat"
I'ViiK I'alr Krldsv and Sal
rising leinpcialuie; light
w Í lids.
c:'nl; Peer; you':! renin IM claw
as im alp lroui the gluss. phoua IW
and GS.
Walton, 1 . 1 h I , . 1. 1 : 1 1 1 n r . ol fei'M spe
cial latí during November.
Palmer ol Mogollón ii- in
II i'.
it
Kl, hard
I'HhUK tile
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is a I.
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Wisdom points to a
Lcforc our big mirror.
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OVERCOATS $15 to $35
rail orders promptly
filled
F.i.raB!l(0.
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id
i w ci I.
,1'ls ef
ol til,
11 III .' s,
'1 his
I'rcauly Ciilturlai, MiihM'Umo,
Misa II. V. Moore has opened her
parlor at room .18 Harnett building,
or lic will call nt private rewtdencu,
by appointment. Phono U08.
See
nlsht.
I III lift.
tin
rev d In Jrmit
ler than the
of loin lo
election re-
oi hi:.
To the Public.
There Is an Individual now travel
ing out of this illy who represents
Inniv If UN 'connected with the Im
perial Laundry." ,, .such person has
toy connection with the liupirlal
lauiiilr. I iii.ni, la or otberwj.se
I Ut: I.M1TIII l. I. AIM. i! V CO.,
W . I.. Kin Alt. .Manager.
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PARENTS' PROBLEMS
Í0 BE SOLVED
Intcicstiiií; Musical Piogrnm
and Valuable Talks Features
of Woman's
Today,
Club Meeting
.Notice.
There w ill bi
ir republii aiis of
'i d.i ii, xt al 7 ."'i
"s,. ,,t i a in i na 1 1 ii
e a, e an. I i on.-tahl
He iiivlled to alt
V ill I"' held .It th.
un el in'-: ol the rcgu
r i 'Id Tow n on Sal -
p. in , lor the pur
; a insiire of tho
s. All republicans
Mil The meeting
eoiirt hiiase.
slur
J IJSI'S III i.M I
III llernallll,! I
i:i i
liny.
I' l, Ills
I I ol I
I'l ill r the , bll.h . II
high-iiiv ill ; I, all
e I 1' ill (. Ili:;lll.
The "in. in . s club for this after
noon has planned an iiitcrvKiiug .r..
km in villi "Parents' Problems" us
the topic. There w ill be I U e-lnitlute
lalks lieaiiliu villi lile problems of
Mid the Illative positions
id the lathel, mother and
i ipeii dlsi mslon will fot
M lalks. Miss How, II. :i
alist, will iln. and .Miss
will have instrumental
I the conclusion of the
lis. ussion.
lias ntowd to
He Didn't Like the Sky
"Well, how' do you like it
The newcomer reflected.
fine climate,' he drawled.
The business man smiled.
what they all say. Can't. I'm
the trite and tline-w oiu a hit
inal Ity ?"
I'he lat
deep int.
pcusiv ely
while.
He was a rather good looking, clean
built vo.nig fellow with a slight pal
lor which fold why he came to the
land ol 'sunshine and adobe." I lis
del ;l ,i ra le movements and voice were
in illre- i coin ro:l to the Jerky tones
and nervous phvslcal action of til"
oilier.
' it's a i 'ogressiv e enough town .'or
ils size and population. Hut I mil
so uracil more concerned whh tiie cli
mate and the quality of the health
giving sunshine. The pure air here
puis life in vou, und 111" glorious sun
shine stillness. Von take deep
breaths and feel the world a pretty
good place after all. The spell of the
ííunshine gets you mid you feel
slrungely lazy and content. It's
great country to be hcíy in," lie laugh
ed. "Ves. I like It." he added con
clusively "all save the sky line."
"The what?" asked Ihe Albuqiier
quean In some amaze. The sojourner
looked from the corner of Cold and
K. l oud streets w here they w ere stand
ing at the line of buildings down the
street, running east and west.
"Look ut the sky line." he said,
pointing to the Irregular Hue of the
different sized buildings.
The business man. who has resid
ed some fifteen years In this city,
Over Hie M Ires.
A telephone subscriber by some
twist of the wires or mistake of an
operator was put on a "busy line" yes
terday. This Is what he heard:
"Ves, (in tremulous tones), we will
lose him today. I am so heart-broken
1 can hardly bear tall; about it "
"Why, what a the matter
"He i sniff I developed a paralytic
stroke and bus grown steadily worse
and today (sniff) the doctor says
there Is no hope, and, and we might
lis well put him out of his terrible
suffering."
The voice trailed off in a wall of
misery and the other sympathetically
rejoined: "It's too bad. my dear. I
know how wraued mi V"ii are in the
little fellcv. You must be all worn
...ut with worry."
"Yes. indeed. I have lost so much
.Jeep: last night 1 didn't dose my
eyes."
Then the man, smliletilv strangely
possecf-d with a tailing generally at
tributed to the fair, frail sex. felt his
curiosity not to be denied and asked:
"Who is sick ?"
"My darling little dog." the answer
came. "He Is to be k-k-killed today."
ft)
Free show In front of the ;
arents, bring the children tonight.
j.
in.
Tf you need a carpenter, telephone
Ilessfldcn: phone 37".
Pa says, "hard luck Is a machine for
testing your friends; It separates the
wheat from the chaff." It's fuiinv
how many good pnoplo we hear of and
bow few we meet; still 1 suppose if vvc
all hud our own way other people
would quickly get out of It. Travel is
hound to Improve us; yet you can't
always tell where a person has been
by the pictures on the post curds lm
sends home,. Take that judge in Kea-
isha, Wis., who went, uway and was
lost for weeks until he turned up in
.in Iowa town scraping mussel shells.
He said he wanted the work cure lie
wanted ta get down among men ami
enjoy life, lie was tired of sitting on
the court room bench listening to the
lawyers wrangle. That sort of work
appealed to some men but It didn't
il to htm. I want to tell you. ni
appi
friends, there Is nothing lo equal hon
est toil and the joy that comes from
producing things. The men who pro
duce our business suits are surely "jov
artists" and could probably go "joy
riding" without being arrested. '
are making inducement!! for .vou to gn
to it this mouth. Como in and see us.
anyway. We'll never get your trade
unless we get acquainted cud you
know one good turn deserves another.
WILLIE, with
SIMON SITERN
Avenue
The Central
Home of
Hart. Sihaffner
Clothing.
Clothier.
& JIarx
WEAK, SICK
PALEFACES
P.Ufi A. L.MISH, ASSAY Kit AND CHK.MIST.
Mill 1-2 West Central Avcum.
Assays of Ores, Mill Products, liullloii and Alloys: Analysis of Natu
ral mid Manufactured Products: Crude oil, Coals, Asphultiini Hock. Clays,
Potable arid Poder Waters, Paints, oils. Varnishes i.nd all Shop Neceaal.
ties; Detection and Kstimatioii of Hare Elements; Legal, ludustriul and
Municipal Chemical Investigations.
JUST rCMJSHKD! KAN EN'S NKW MKXICO
LAWS, KIXES AND I OIU1S.
COltrOKATIUN
All New Mexico laws with amendments and repeals to date, on
Banks, Charitable Corporations, Liuilding and Loan Ansoclatluns,
General Corporations, Insurance, Irrigation, Mines, Negotiable Instru
ments, Partnership, Ilullroads, Taxation of Corporations, Trade
Marks, and United States Laws relative to Irrigation, RIghts-of-Way
over Public Lands, Mines and Kailroads, with complete Territorial
and United States Department Pules, Forms, Fees and Filing Pro
cedure; 925 pages, buckram binding. Price, delivered, $7.00. Itemtt
by Dank Draft or Money Order,
Order from C. F. KANKN, Santa Fe, Ner Mexico.
Consolidated Keg Beer Co
Phone 130.
Wm. J. LEMP'S St. Louis Draught Beer
Will Be Interested in This Sua- A Specially, Outside Orders Solicited,
gestión From the Pen of .................... -r .v.:;::-..-.-.?
homo lit,
and rights
Hie child,
low Ihe sh
talented Vo
,M. rlarilv
self! lions
prcgram and geiu-ial
M rs. 1 lelled a i w In
I 'a litcrnia and who was si
talk on the t bird illv ision
ol the ill; has hi'IiI her
re. I by Mrs. It A. Maker
Is the proglam to he remb
T.'pie. " 'a nit's Pruhlcill
hedlileil to
.1 Ihe topi,'
aoer to be
Follow iili
Ti
ll.
Mr-
l- Ivi
I a i
I'" lining
from 111'.
"I,!, is ,11,1
III.
Ca fe
to 1 : 1 :
luin h s
A so
- HrguVir
. 2f, cents,
rved from
furnished
ii Inner
Short
0 a.m.
looms.
F.i mllv
1 1, i
Fa ni il
I c
I- ami !y
1 1. 1
M asi.
tellllll!.
-mínate talks:
"The V. unci's P
." Mrs Mivnard.
Leader.
sitien In th,
Th,-
' Ml!
"The
' Mi..
;
.Mother's
. Iiinner.
Child's Posltl
. Heiiediit.
1 !'.'U.ss,.ii.
Position lu the
South Carolina
Lady
(raiiiling, S. C. "I vvus so weak."
writes Mrs. I. ula Wnlilcli. ol ibis place
"when 1 begun taking Cardul. that It
tired me to walk just a littb . Now 1
do all the seiv ing, cooking, w.tshtng
and general housework, for my family
of nine, aid have not been In bed a
dav
I was almost a sla b ton, but now 1
weigh lile pounds, and am still gain
ing, t think í'idui the greatest reme
dy for women on earth."
You ladies, who IlilVe pale faces,
sallow complexions, and tired, woiii-
kit i xpressions, need a tonic.
The tonic you need is I'ardul, the
w ..man's tonic.
Cardal is the ideal t"iiic for woni-
iiuse us ingredients are spe
ndable.! lor women's needs,
p to give needed strength
worn-out womanly
HARDWOOD LUMBERS FOR FINISH AND CABINET
WORK CLEAR AND SEASONED
SUPERIOR LUMBER AND MILL CO.
: i
all lb Fn.-t aire.
iikIh
in; 1!
v 1 1
Mill bull
le V ol I.I S
I I .1,1
TWO YOUNG PHARMACISTS
SURPRISE FRIENDS AND
TAKE NUPTIAL VOWS
en. b.
llir.-illy
They In
and italitv to th
i ra me.
Hetna a vegeiabl
t. lining no miller. ils
drugs ot any kind.
Akciiis
for
McChII
Patterns
ifr$iHi4ss,fo
Ferguson
& Collister
Albuquerque's Dry Goods Shop
PIIONK
283
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i'"'
I 1
J E V E L E R
-i. r.i
Pre.--
Minnie A.
Mr. Mont
alti
I
P
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i 9
i lu. i..-
M II the . s
I.' .'l,.,
ui,! Mr
i. r o: 1
I 'lev w
The
l.so.ll I
tl l.-C.t;
Hiirpi i,
steal-. i
groom
la
moon at .. .. . I... w
! a l i.l il pa rsoiia.Le, M ias
.Matt bens was married to
A. Powell. Urn-. Hugh .
ling the u n I, r. Miss
v- . r t'ie !"-; t. . ,,tt, a,'.
; in, nor. and .Mr Thomas
I , .1 Le-1 ma i M r
Vel! leit ImtneiUaU'lv 1 f
Mllte.l tor I ' 11V er W hele
int iheir hon.yniaon.
btmg is one .. more than
lest ,11 betil have hosts of
the J'ltV Who Will feel sum"
H is morning al th quiet
v of the popular hi id anil
Mrs. Powell has 1,,.,-n the
, i in tura I way,
I less and saic
( In the past
; ladle limo
. st i in!., i ,
I ' on .
I !"h ase trv Cardiii
N. II VA nt,, to;
j I ' pi.. Chaitaunoca
Chati .nooc-,. Tena..
-tin. taois. an, I ti4-p
j Tl at.-ti, r,i for Worn
1 u r i ppcr. .," req.i. st
medicine, lotl
r habit-forming
ardiii aits in a
im! is perieetly harm
lor young and old.
éü y curs over a million
be, u hi ucliteil by this i
man a leiiieUv. Why not I
!
-a di s' Adv isi.ry I
-Medicine 1 'o., j
or Siiecial ln-
e t k. Home !
. ' fcut in plain j
I The John Becker Co.
Alfalfa and Native Hay
Spot Shipments
Belcrt. N. M.
Blankets and Comforts
Waiinlli uiil.oiit ueiglit, that Jour sleep muy lie most
refreshing, is the acme of s-i feci ion in libiiikels ami Coin
tort the mark at whl. li we have aimed in (.electing niir.
eveii from the most l:ieM isivc kinds to thox" of llio cr
liocsl. nrc now showing our full assortment of
I'.lankcls an.l t oiofoi't-v See window display for our sai ial
in Plaid lllankcts anil n-soiinicnt of color coiiibinailon-.
Kit ra lalue nt SG..V a pair: giiutantn'tl both uurp and
filling Mire wool.
Bath Robe Blankets
Of these ne earrj ihe laigi-t a-vo Inic.ii in the H15
splcluhil eoloiK Non. thut the stock is complete. Im the
lime lo bu 5. so as to give ample lime to have tliem made
Int.. rots -si la-fore In i.slmas. "ri(s,., from -J.2."i 10 JtJ..".il
a. h. t oril 10 nmti'li.
in the 1 lifchi'.nd driiü
. t -
- . . 1, -J kaSV
: store tor
lour lime an.) Mr. Powell
1 1 is the ti!ivii.t i'hartnnt ist t . tj.
1 harmncUt